Melody Viczko is Assistant Professor of Critical Policy, Equity and Leadership Studies at Western University, Canada. Her research takes a relational approach to educational policy analysis, looking at how actors assemble around policies and how these assemblages influence democratic governance practices in education. Her current research focuses on the engagement of higher education institutions with other government and non-state actors through internationalization policies. She is the editor of Assembling and Governing the Higher Education Institution: Democracy, Social Justice and Leadership in Higher Education (2016, with Lynette Shultz). Augusto Riveros is Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Education at Western University, Canada. His research explores the intersections of philosophy, educational administration, and education policy analysis, and his recent work looks at the enactment of standards and competencies for leadership practice in the context of globalization. His work has been published in numerous journals, including Discourse: Studies in the Cultural Politics of Education, Educational Philosophy and Theory, Education Policy Analysis Archives, the International Journal of Leadership in Education, the Journal of Educational Administration, and Studies in Philosophy and Education.

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• Introduction – Assemblage, enactment and agency: educational policy perspectives 1. ‘Where you stand depends on where you sit’: the social construction of policy enactments in the (English) secondary school 2. Re/assembling spaces of learning in Victorian government schools: policy enactments, pedagogic encounters and micropolitics 3. Faciality enactments, schools of recognition and policies of difference (in-itself) 4. The enactment of professional learning policies: performativity and multiple ontologies 5. When things come undone: the promise of dissembling education policy 6. Teaching without faculty: policy interactions and their effects on the network of teaching in German higher education 7. Producing calculable worlds: education at a glance 8. The sociomateriality of education policy 9. Review essay: Symbolic power, politics and teachers

Melody Viczko is Assistant Professor of Critical Policy, Equity and Leadership Studies at Western University, Canada. Her research takes a relational approach to educational policy analysis, looking at how actors assemble around policies and how these assemblages influence democratic governance practices in education. Her current research focuses on the engagement of higher education institutions with other government and non-state actors through internationalization policies. She is the editor of Assembling and Governing the Higher Education Institution: Democracy, Social Justice and Leadership in Higher Education (2016, with Lynette Shultz). Augusto Riveros is Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Education at Western University, Canada. His research explores the intersections of philosophy, educational administration, and education policy analysis, and his recent work looks at the enactment of standards and competencies for leadership practice in the context of globalization. His work has been published in numerous journals, including Discourse: Studies in the Cultural Politics of Education, Educational Philosophy and Theory, Education Policy Analysis Archives, the International Journal of Leadership in Education, the Journal of Educational Administration, and Studies in Philosophy and Education.

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• Introduction – Assemblage, enactment and agency: educational policy perspectives 1. ‘Where you stand depends on where you sit’: the social construction of policy enactments in the (English) secondary school 2. Re/assembling spaces of learning in Victorian government schools: policy enactments, pedagogic encounters and micropolitics 3. Faciality enactments, schools of recognition and policies of difference (in-itself) 4. The enactment of professional learning policies: performativity and multiple ontologies 5. When things come undone: the promise of dissembling education policy 6. Teaching without faculty: policy interactions and their effects on the network of teaching in German higher education 7. Producing calculable worlds: education at a glance 8. The sociomateriality of education policy 9. Review essay: Symbolic power, politics and teachers

Melody Viczko is Assistant Professor of Critical Policy, Equity and Leadership Studies at Western University, Canada. Her research takes a relational approach to educational policy analysis, looking at how actors assemble around policies and how these assemblages influence democratic governance practices in education. Her current research focuses on the engagement of higher education institutions with other government and non-state actors through internationalization policies. She is the editor of Assembling and Governing the Higher Education Institution: Democracy, Social Justice and Leadership in Higher Education (2016, with Lynette Shultz). Augusto Riveros is Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Education at Western University, Canada. His research explores the intersections of philosophy, educational administration, and education policy analysis, and his recent work looks at the enactment of standards and competencies for leadership practice in the context of globalization. His work has been published in numerous journals, including Discourse: Studies in the Cultural Politics of Education, Educational Philosophy and Theory, Education Policy Analysis Archives, the International Journal of Leadership in Education, the Journal of Educational Administration, and Studies in Philosophy and Education.

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• Introduction – Assemblage, enactment and agency: educational policy perspectives 1. ‘Where you stand depends on where you sit’: the social construction of policy enactments in the (English) secondary school 2. Re/assembling spaces of learning in Victorian government schools: policy enactments, pedagogic encounters and micropolitics 3. Faciality enactments, schools of recognition and policies of difference (in-itself) 4. The enactment of professional learning policies: performativity and multiple ontologies 5. When things come undone: the promise of dissembling education policy 6. Teaching without faculty: policy interactions and their effects on the network of teaching in German higher education 7. Producing calculable worlds: education at a glance 8. The sociomateriality of education policy 9. Review essay: Symbolic power, politics and teachers